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« Reply #25 on: June 09, 2017, 08:48:48 PM »

January 25, 2024

CNN BREAKING NEWS

two factions in the GOP teaming up to make sure they control who the nominee for President of the Republican Party is.

Two alignceces have been made today in the GOP. With just ten days before the Iowa caucuses the Tea Party wing of the GOP have formed an alliance to make sure the next Republican nominee and who they hope to be the next president of the United States will be one of them. Today Senators Ted Cruz, Josh Mandel, and former Governor Matt Bevin all three tea party conservatives and all three running against each other for the Republican nomination have formed an alliance to prevent a more moderate Republican like Senator Todd Young or former Governor Charlie Baker from winning the GOP nomination. The deal is that which ever one of them wins Iowa will stay in the race. The other two that lose Iowa will drop out and endorse the winner of Iowa. However both Senator Young and Governor Baker decided to make the same alliance. Which ever of the two wins the New Hampshire primary will stay in the race how ever the loser will drop out and endorse the winner in New Hampshire. Vice President Pence was offered to be in the tea party alliance however declined to join any alliance stating that he will "win by himself"

How is Senator Young a moderate?

Yeah Todd Young is not a moderate. Mainstream Republican, yes. Moderate, no.
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